Merge pull request #227676 from khdownie/kendownie021623-2

quick fix to multiforest article

Author: prmerger-automator[bot]

articles/storage/files/storage-files-identity-multiple-forests.md

@@ -175,8 +175,10 @@ Next, add the suffix routing rule on **Forest 1**, so that it redirects to **For
 Now we'll validate that the trust is working by running the **klist** command to display the contents of the Kerberos credentials cache and key table.
 
 1. Log on to a machine or VM that's joined to a domain in **Forest 1** and open a Windows command prompt.
-2. Run the following command to display the credentials cache for the domain-joined storage account in **Forest 2**: `klist get cifs/onprem2sa.file.core.windows.net`
-3. You should see output similar to the following:
+2. To display the credentials cache for the domain-joined storage account in **Forest 2**, run one of the following commands: 
+   - If you used the [Modify storage account name suffix and add CNAME record](#modify-storage-account-name-suffix-and-add-cname-record) method, run: `klist get cifs/onprem2sa.file.core.windows.net`
+   - If you used the [Add custom name suffix and routing rule](#add-custom-name-suffix-and-routing-rule) method, run: `klist get cifs/onprem2sa.onpremad2.com`
+3. You should see output similar to the following. The klist output will differ slightly based on which method you used to configure domain suffixes.
 
 ```
 Client: onprem1user @ ONPREMAD1.COM
@@ -192,8 +194,10 @@ Kdc Called: onprem2.onpremad2.com
 ```
 
 4. Log on to a machine or VM that's joined to a domain in **Forest 2** and open a Windows command prompt.
-5. Run the following command to display the credentials cache for the domain-joined storage account in **Forest 1**: `klist get cifs/onprem1sa.file.core.windows.net`
-6. You should see output similar to the following:
+5. To display the credentials cache for the domain-joined storage account in **Forest 1**, run one of the following commands:
+   - If you used the [Modify storage account name suffix and add CNAME record](#modify-storage-account-name-suffix-and-add-cname-record) method, run: `klist get cifs/onprem1sa.file.core.windows.net`
+   - If you used the [Add custom name suffix and routing rule](#add-custom-name-suffix-and-routing-rule) method, run: `klist get cifs/onprem1sa.onpremad1.com`
+6. You should see output similar to the following. The klist output will differ slightly based on which method you used to configure domain suffixes.
 
 ```
 Client: onprem2user @ ONPREMAD2.COM